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One of the main buildings at The Abbotsford Convent.
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Power Stories to launch in Brazil Big news this week is that my book Power Stories: The 8 stories you MUST tell to build an epic business will be launched in Brazil. The publishers are busy translating it into Portuguese as you read this.
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Dining: At lovely local restaurant, Burlington in Crows Nest, at an impromptu lunch with social media mavens Yvonne Adele, Tony Hollingsworth and Paul Wallbank.
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You may remember that a few months ago I did a crazy thing. I drove from Melbourne to Sydney (that's not the crazy bit) with my three furry babies in the car (that's not the crazy bit either). Apart from my two fluffy white cats and one fluffy white dog, the only other thing accompanying me on that v-e-ee-e-r-r-ry l-o-o-o-o-o-o-g trip was 11 hours of Tim Reid's fabulous "Small Business, Big Marketing" podcast.
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My book Power Stories debuted last week as number 2 in its category (business and management), just behind Richard Branson's book.
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A friend of mine was travelling from Melbourne to Sydney recently and, by the end of her flight, she had sealed a $100,000 deal with a handshake. This was all thanks to the conversation she struck up mid-air with the guy in the seat next to her.
I've never been this lucky. In fact, if my recent airplane neighbours are anything to go by, this could explain a lot.
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In a world of instant publishing and on-the-spot blogging, everyone's a storyteller. The trouble is, not everyone can tell a story. You might wonder why this is relevant if you're a business owner. After all, if you're a fitness trainer, or an accountant or dog groomer, you don't need to tell stories, right?
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I recently read Content Rules by Ann Handley and CC Chapman. I was motivated to read their book after I went to their panel session at South by South West earlier this year. In my Enterprise post this week, I discuss why every business owner has to be a publisher.
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Fancy yourself as the next Rupert Murdoch? Want to be a media mogul? If you're a small business owner, chances are that this is the last thing on your mind. You're already busy running your own enterprise - whether that's dog grooming, legal advice or an online store - and you've got enough on your plate. You don't need to add 'publisher' to your portfolio as well.
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Philip Barbour Celebrates Homecoming; Bowers Crowned Queen
by ALLISON PUGH
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On Saturday, Philip Barbour High School capped off its homecoming festivities with a formal coronation ceremony held during the homecoming dance. Senior Class representative Jordan Bowers was crowned the 2015 Homecoming Queen. Senior Cori Carpenter received Maid of Honor recognition. Bowers was crowned by PBHS Principal Mark Lamb.
"I'm just grateful mostly because I have so many people who support me," said Bowers following the coronation. "I'm very appreciative of my classmates and everyone in the school."
On Wednesday, the Philip Barbour Student Council hosted the homecoming parade in downtown Belington. The parade packed the streets of Belington with Colts' pride and spirit as the football team prepared to take on the Tucker County Mountain Lions and the Homecoming Court candidates represented their respective classes. The parade included performances from the Philip Barbour High School marching band, Philippi Middle School band, Belington Middle School band, and the Kasson Middle School band, which delighted attendees with fight songs.
Members of several Philip Barbour High School organizations and athletic teams marched and rode on floats in the parade to show their Colts' pride.
For more information about the homecoming football game, see this week's Sports Section for more details.
Philippi Police Department Reminds Citizens Of Ordinance
The Philippi Police Department would like to give the citizens of Philippi and its visitors a courtesy reminder of the following ordinance:
Ordinance Number: 361.05 (d) No vehicle shall be stopped or parked on a road or street with the vehicle facing in a direction other than the direction of travel on that side of the road or street.
Barbour County Fair Association To Hold Annual Meeting October 1
The Barbour County Fair Association will be holding its annual meeting on Thursday, October 1, 7 p.m., at the Barbour County Fairgrounds.
All citizens of Barbour County are eligible and encouraged to participate as members. Members for this purpose will be defined as citizens of Barbour County who attend the annual meeting for the sole purpose of nominating and electing Board of Directors. Each citizen shall be entitled to vote on the nomination and election of Board of Directors submitted to a vote of the membership at the annual meeting.
Prior to the meeting, the nomination committee will seek directors for nomination. This shall not prohibit nominations being made from the floor at the annual meeting. The Board of Directors shall consist of a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 48 directors. All directors will adhere to the bylaws as set forth by the Board of Directors. The terms of the directors shall begin at the close of any meeting following their election. All directors shall serve for a three-year term as elected, or for the fulfillment of the un-expired term elected to fill.
There will be 16 members whose terms will expire and up for re-election: Betty Loyd, Bill Kelley, Dewayne Nestor, Heather Hymes, James Sandy, Joe Compton, John Loyd, JR Smith, Julie Reed, Ken Boone, Lauren Compton, Linda Wilfong, Paul Booth, Peggy Poling, Teresa Nestor, and Terry Wilfong.
Barbour County Fair Association Committees must be chaired/co-chaired by a board member; however, anyone may be on a committee. Committees include but not limited to: Advertising/Fair program, Antique Tractor/Historical Exhibits, Awards Banquet, Budget, Building/Grounds, Car Show, Carnival, Commercial Exhibits, Competitive Exhibits, Draft Horse, Entertainment, Food Stand, Gates, Governance, Kids' Day, Senior Day, Educational Day, Livestock, Motor Sports, Parade, Parking, Queen, Security, and Sponsorship.
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Philip Barbour High School Band Ready To Serve As Honor Band For Mountain State Forest Festival
With the 2015 football season well under way, the Philip Barbour High School Band has been busy, appearing at the Fairmont Band Spectacular, Morgantown Band Spectacular, University High Band Spectacular, and Music in the Mountains Competition in Kingwood. Add to this the Barbour County Fair, Homecoming, and Buckwheat Festival parades, and you have some very well-worn band shoes.
The band students have been diligently working on both their show, with its popular music and even more popular special effects, and precision parade marching, something at which the band excels.
The highlight of this week and of the fall season occurs this weekend when "The Pride of Barbour County" returns from being named Grand Champion of the 2014 Mountain State Forest Festival to serve as Honor Band for this year's festival. This will be the band's second year serving as Honor Band, as "the Pride" bested the competition in 2013 as well. The students will take part in the Grand Feature Parade on Saturday afternoon, and will then switch gears to compete in the Spectacle of Bands Field Show Competition that evening. The Grand Champion is named based on the score tally of both events.
Stated Director Victor Iapalucci, "It's a huge honor to serve as Honor Band for the Forest Festival, not just because of the caliber of bands who compete, but also because it's a victory close to home everyone in Barbour County can enjoy and come out to cheer for. We always have the best cheering section in the stadium and the kids respond well to that support!"
The Grand Feature Parade steps off at 1:30 p.m., while the field show competition begins at Weimber Field at 4:45 p.m.
Activities Abound For Fall Festival Saturday, October 17, In Philippi
"Join us for a day of fun, fall activities in charming downtown Philippi," says the Planning Committee of Philippi's annual Fall in Love with Philippi Fall Festival. Scheduled for Saturday, October 17, from 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. in locations throughout Philippi, the annual event has a line up sure to please all.
Last year's photo booth was a popular destination for many of ABU's students and will once again be set on the Courthouse Square for fun and funny photo ops. Along with the photo booth, the Courthouse Square will be set with food vendors, crafters, artisans, and a bounce house.
On the Courthouse Gazebo, fall followers will delight in a Magic Show by Kevin Lyons at 9:30 a.m., enjoy Miss Sarah's Story Time at 10:30 a.m. and then tap their toes to the music of Jay and Autumn McClung, Jamie and Danny Kittle, Full Cirkle, and Driven from 12:00 noon until 9:00 p.m.
Taking place at The Market Place will be a Photography Show from 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., a recipe contest and tasting from 9:00 a.m. until the last taste at 11:30 a.m., and a painting class by The Starving Artist beginning at 10:00 a.m. Because of limited space, those wanting to participate in the painting class are to call 304-622-8606 to reserve a space.
For further information about the Fall Festival and for details about entering the various events, contact Philippi CVB president Annette Santilli at 304-621-3648 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Community members wanting to lend a helping hand with this event are asked to also contact Santilli.
Alderson Broaddus Hosts Successful Homecoming Celebration
By ALLISON PUGH
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As is tradition each fall, Alderson Broaddus welcomed its alumni and friends back to the university's campus once again for its annual homecoming celebration—a weekend of fellowship, nostalgia, entertainment, athletics, and Battler Pride. This year's theme celebrated the university community with a "Wizard of Oz" inspired theme of "There's No Place Like Homecoming."
Events kicked off on Wednesday with the Dr. Robert V. Digman Distinguished Lecture Series, which featured Rev. Jim Stinespring, Dr. Ken Yount, and Mr. Lewis Hall.
Festivities and events for the Battler Cup, which is awarded each year to the highest scoring student organization, kicked off early in the week with sidewalk chalking, penny wars, and a scavenger hunt. On Wednesday, the university welcomed musical group Adelee and Gentry to Burbick Hall for a Meet the Candidates forum, which introduced the King and Queen candidates for Homecoming Court from each participating organization.
On Friday, Alderson Broaddus held the rededication ceremony for Funkhouser Auditorium, holding a ribbon cutting and a lecture by Lewis Hall on the auditorium's history. The ceremony followed by a picnic lunch on outside the Pickett Library, which houses Funkhouser Auditorium.
The excitement continued on Friday evening with a bonfire and pep rally at the former soccer field, followed by a concert from Alderson Broaddus alum Jared Mahone.
The annual Homecoming Parade was held on Saturday morning. Several area businesses participated in the parade, showcasing their Battler pride and "Wizard of Oz" themed floats and displays. Several participants from out of the area performed in the parade as well.
On Saturday, the Alderson Broaddus Battlers' football team rolled past Central International University at the Multi-Sport Performance Stadium. During the football game, the Homecoming King and Queen representatives were crowned and the Battler Cup was awarded to the Power of Women student organization. The men's and women's soccer teams defeated Salem International in their homecoming match-ups. For more information on action from the athletic events, see this week's edition of The Sports Page.
The highly anticipated annual Homecoming Concert hosted by the Alderson Broaddus University School of Music was held in Wilcox Chapel. Distinguished music professor, Dr. Judson Bracey, was honored at the event for his decades of dedication to the university. Dr. Bracey will retire in the spring.
Events concluded with a worship service on Sunday at the Philippi Baptist Church in downtown Philippi.
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Zonta Club of Heartland, an international service organization with more than 1,200 clubs in 67 countries, met May 28 at Stone Hearth Restaurant. Over the years, members have committed money and service locally, nationally and internationally to support shelters for survivors of domestic violence, establish programs to help women start small businesses, empower girls and women through educational assistance and aid women with health issues. Clubs are comprised of professional women in all fields.
Family and friends are hosting a retirement celebration for Jay Edwards who is retiring from The Cecilian Bank after 44 years of service. The event is at 2 p.m. June 28 at Cecilia Baptist Church's fellowship hall (use the entrance at the back of the church). Bring only the gift of your presence.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lee McGrew of Clarkson announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Amanda McGrew Duvall, to Troy L. Brooks, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Buddy Brooks of Leitchfield.
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BARLOW. Army Pvt. Cornelius J. Barlow has graduated from the Infantryman One Station Unit Training at Fort Benning in Columbus, Ga. The training consists of Basic Infantry Training and Advanced Individual Training. He is the son of Pamela Barlow of Radcliff.
The Radcliff community had the pleasure of meeting Hardin County's new librarian, Dr. Thom Cummins, on June 4 at a reception at the North Branch Library. Dr Cummins is originally from Kentucky and was happy to accept the position after Brenda Macy's retirement. Cummins earned several degrees from Indiana University and Florida State University, and he has worked in several public libraries over the years, the last being the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. He is hoping to implement a literacy program and career center in the libraries.
The Kentucky-West Virginia District of Optimist International recently held their third quarter district meeting. As part of the meeting, the District Oratorical Contest was held. The boy winner was Jonathan Berry, sponsored by the Radcliff Optimist Club. Girl winner was Chelesa Simms, sponsored by the Charleston Optimist Club of West Virginia. Pictured from left: Jean Glore, Oratorical Contest chairperson; Jonathan Berry; and Governor Willie Lee of Radcliff.
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I have nothing but the utmost admiration and respect for Ron Paul. He not only says and does the right thing all of the time but he truly believes in what he does deep down. One day I hope to tell my grandchildren that I had the privilege of meeting and voting for him. RON PAUL 2012
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Ron Paul 2012, every day more and more people I know are tell me "Hey Jay, I saw your man Ron Paul and I agreed with A LOT of what he said!"
He is totally right about foreign policy and civil liberties and should be next president, but he should realize "Money/market" is ROOT of problems.
Automation+ cheap labor= NO JOBS= No consumers= capitalism is over
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I'm 57 years old and voting for Ron at our county convention this Saturday!
your right. But it just frustrates the hell out of me when i hear ppl spreading msm lies and talking points without ever formulating a thought of their own.
Lots of backers for being "UNELECTABLE"! The lame stream as always are a pack of lying poodles!
I'm not even American, but I'm writing in Ron Paul here in Australia at the next election
Got my mom to vote for Dr. Paul today (I would vote but I'm not 18 yet). Gonna get my step-dad later tonight to vote for him as well.
I can't vote just yet (turn 18 March 9th) but I got my mom and step-dad to vote for Ron Paul (they usually don't vote in primary's).
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"Roots" actors Leslie Uggams (Kizzy) and LeVar Burton (the young Kunta Kinte) talk about how the miniseries brought untold African-American history to light, making "Roots" a lesson for everyone. The miniseries "Roots" is featured on the Pioneers of Television: Miniseries episode, premiering Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 8 pm on PBS.
- Lori
This series touched me as a young adult. I still remember being riveted to the set and thinking, as a white person, about people of color in a way I had never thought of them before. There was an emotional honesty in that series that you don't often see, and I am grateful that 'Roots' made it to the little screen.
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I feel the same way. And I've been a fan of LeVar Burton ever since.
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I also feel the same way. When I grew up and became a history teacher, I included parts of the book roots into my lesson plans, so that the human element LeVar talks about would be included.
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I think LeVar has always been proud to have been on this landmark TV series.
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i love this series ,because when i was a child i was a shame of being dark black .my peoples always never clam to be black, they was black&white, or black & Spanish or mix black, never just black. but when i saw the horror of slavery and the strength of the slave.i was proud of them ,proud to be black . we when though more horror and pain then any other people in the world and we still push on , we still love and care for other . no matter what happen we are still here with strong love hearts . we will be here forever !
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As a 12 year old white Canadian girl, I was riveted to this series in 1977. This taught me lessons that were sorely lacking from my formal history education. I want my children to watch this series. I believe they will see it through different eyes than I did. I grew up in a family that harbored much racism of other cultures. I was ashamed of this and spoke up against it whenever it reared its ugly head.
My husband and I raise our children in a family environment not of "tolerance" but of "acceptance". In our family we do not "put up with" other cultures. We welcome them, learn from them and accept them. Our family has many friends of various ethnic backgrounds. We often celebrate and enjoy sharing the various cultural differences. Yes, Canada may be "the melting pot", however I believe our histories are vital to our understanding and accepting of each other, not as various ethnic groups, but as human beings. We have far more in common than we have differences. "Roots" has played a large role in shaping my perspective from a young age and for that I am grateful.


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Food was OK at a fair prince. Being "gauchos" (South americans) ourselves we expected more.
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1 pinch salt and pepper
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Join us on Saturday September 26th at 1pm for a country party and potluck in remembrance of Claire Schmais. There will be music, dancing around a bonfire, sharing memories and coming together to celebrate the life and wisdom that Claire Schmais gave to each of us! You are welcome to bring a tent and camp on the land. We are 2 hours due north on the the Hudson line to Rhinecliff. Or car pool up the Taconic Pkwy! Look forward to seeing everyone! Details about Potluck with be forthcoming!
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We invite all current members and prospective new members to join us for our upcoming open meeting on Monday, April 27th at Alchemical Theatre Laboratory Studio B (3rd Floor), 104 W14th StreetNew York, NY 10011. Come meet the board, share your ideas, and discover the benefits of becoming a member of the NYSADTA. If you are outside of the NYC area or are unable to attend in person, please contact me to arrange for virtual attendance.
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As a board, we have already begun this dialogue with some of our members, and we are hard at work in bringing the ideas that you have shared with us to life. We've heard your desire to dance in the Dance Parade, to bring back the annual dance concert, to find new ways to integrate our members outside of the NYC area, and to work alongside nationals to advocate for the need to merge the current LCAT and BC-DMT exams.
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QuestionBuilding web services workspace to process JSON results from the Yahoo GeoPlanet web service.
AnswerCreating a workspace that uses a web service is quite straightforward and usually consists of three main parts:
- getting user input;
- building and submitting a URL, getting some response from the service;
- exploring results and creating geometries - this part may vary significantly depending on the contents returned by the service.
Let's take Yahoo GeoPlanet web service and build a workspace that uses it. I will give step-by-step instructions showing the authoring process in Workbench.
Yahoo! GeoPlanet is "a resource for managing all geo-permanent named places on Earth. It provides the geographic developer community with the vocabulary and grammar to describe the world's geography in an unequivocal, permanent, and language-neutral manner."
This service can return place location as a point or a bounding box, place's parent, ancestors, siblings, neighbors, etc. For example, the parent of British Columbia is Canada, and Alberta is the sibling and neighbor. The service is accessed via HTTP GET method, which is supported by the [HTTPFetcher] transformer.
First thing Yahoo asks us to do is to get Application ID. The end-users of your workspace do not need to create it - they can use your own, however, there is a limit of 50,000 requests per day.
Now let's create a feature with no geometry and containing just one attribute CityName and give it the value "Port Moody". It's a small city in the Greater Vancouver area. Later this portion can be replaced with a reader containing features with geographic location attributes.
The next step is building a URL.
The URL consists of two parts - the constant part, which the service address. In our case, it's http://where.yahooapis.com/v1/.
The second part supplies parameters to the web service - places.q() resource returns a collection of places. The last parameter is the Application ID. Check the API documentation for more information about resources and parameters. For the full list of possible parameters check the Yahoo GeoPlanet API
To combine the constant and the variable parts of the URL we use Concatenator, which gives us the following URL:
http://where.yahooapis.com/v1/places.q('Port Moody')?appid=qVRiFr7V34Fxy.1WCaagLud8Pv_HyREl9dHBpEZTeaoOKV4RLp3ZU9vt3uaK
Generally speaking, before we submit the URL, we should make it safe, that is, we should not use characters that aren't allowed by URL specification:
"...Only alphanumerics [0-9a-zA-Z], the special characters "$-_.+!*'()," , and reserved characters used for their reserved purposes may be used unencoded within a URL."
As you can see, we have a space between the words "Port" and "Moody". Most browsers as well as HTTPFetcher are smart enough to make the replacement of the spaces with the proper escaping sequence, which is %20, however this may not be the case with some characters and services.
For example, Google Earth doesn't like the pipe symbol (|). If you use Google Charts, where pipes are value separators, in Google Earth under Windows, you have to escape pipes with %7C.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <places xmlns="http://where.yahooapis.com/v1/schema.rng" xmlns:yahoo="http://www.yahooapis.com/v1/base.rng" yahoo:start="0" yahoo:count="1" yahoo:total="1"> <place yahoo:uri="http://where.yahooapis.com/v1/place/9225" xml:lang="en-US"> <woeid>9225</woeid> <placeTypeName code="7">Town</placeTypeName> <name>Port Moody</name> <country type="Country" code="CA">Canada</country> <admin1 type="Province" code="CA-BC">British Columbia</admin1> <admin2 type="County" code="">Greater Vancouver</admin2> <admin3></admin3> <locality1 type="Town">Port Moody</locality1> <locality2></locality2> <postal type="Postal Code">V3H</postal> <centroid> <latitude>49.282429</latitude> <longitude>-122.829338</longitude> </centroid> <boundingBox> <southWest> <latitude>49.26997</latitude> <longitude>-122.927147</longitude> </southWest> <northEast> <latitude>49.330978</latitude> <longitude>-122.818733</longitude> </northEast> </boundingBox> </place> </places>
Depending on a service the response can be an HTML, XML, JSON, text, etc (if the service returns images, ImageFetcher should be used instead). Some services have parameters specifying the format. Yahoo GeoPlanet supports XML (default), JSON and GeoJSON. We can specify the format after the question mark before or after Application ID as format=json. This parameter will return the following result:
{ "places":{ "place":[{ "woeid":9225, "placeTypeName":"Town", "placeTypeName attrs":{ "code":7}, "name":"Port Moody", "country":"Canada", "country attrs":{ "type":"Country", "code":"CA"}, "admin1":"British Columbia", "admin1 attrs":{ "type":"Province", "code":"CA-BC"}, "admin2":"Greater Vancouver", "admin2 attrs":{ "type":"County", "code":""}, "admin3":"", "locality1":"Port Moody", "locality1 attrs":{ "type":"Town"}, "locality2":"", "postal":"V3H", "postal attrs":{ "type":"Postal Code"}, "centroid":{ "latitude":49.282429, "longitude":-122.829338}, "boundingBox":{ "southWest":{ "latitude":49.26997, "longitude":-122.927147}, "northEast":{ "latitude":49.330978, "longitude":-122.818733}}, "uri":"http:\/\/where.yahooapis.com\/v1\/place\/9225", "lang":"en-US"}], "start":0, "count":1, "total":1} }
Now let's try to add a geometry to the feature based on the coordinates in both JSON and XML. JSONExploder is an easy way to get features (the request can return multiple results) and geometries (if any) out of the source attribute.
NOTE that the behavior of JSONExtractor and JSONExploder may change in 2009 release as they are undergoing significant upgrades.
The JSONExploder needs the following parameters:
This will break the JSON text into features (in our case we have just one).
The extraction of attributes is accomplished by using JSONExtractor:
This transformer will add the attribute latitude to the feature. We should use as many JSONExtractors as many attributes we would like to extract:
If the service returns results in XML format, we search for the attribute values with StringSearcher (previously known as Grepper). The technique looks as follows:
- StringSearcher finds the pattern and places the portion in parentheses into a list attribute _matched_part{}.
- ListIndexer with index 0 forces the list attribute to become the main attribute _matched_part.
- AttributeRenamer renames _matched_part to the name we are extracting (latitude, longitude, etc.)
So we need a set of three transformers for each attribute:
In general, this procedure of XML reading is neither simple, nor reliable, nor universal. But the situation is changing with FME 2009! We added XQuery language to it. This makes search through XML much more effective. Check this article with XQuery examples (Article#: 000001454).
Now, after we got latitude and longitude, we can create a geometry for our feature with 2DPointReplacer
After that, we can either simply send the feature to our Visualizer or write, for example, to Google Earth KML to check whether the location is correct: (See attachment: YahooGeoPlanetJSON.fmw).
The point is placed in front of Port Moody City Hall and Theater.
The first workspace uses JSON, the second workspace shows XML/StringSearcher route.


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